Frontiers Comput. Neurosci.
Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience
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Multiscale Modeling of Brain Function · Nov 17, 2026 verified
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Frontiers Comput. Neurosci. also takes regular submissions all year. The dates below are its special issues, each a call for papers on one topic, read from the publisher's own pages.
Special issues
Special issueMultiscale Modeling of Brain FunctionNov 17, 2026verified
Special issueNeuroAI and the brain: Integrating brain-inspired computational models and large-scale AI architectures with computational theories of neural functionNov 21, 2026verified
Special issuePredictive computational models in anesthesia and comaNov 30, 2026verified
Special issueBiologically plausible learning in spiking neural networksDec 1, 2026verified
Special issueDigital twins of the brain: High-fidelity computational models for simulating neural disorders and therapeutic outcomesDec 18, 2026verified
Special issueModeling Neural Plasticity and LearningDec 18, 2026verified
Special issueAI-Enhanced Computational Tools for Early Detection of Mental and Neurological DisordersDec 18, 2026verified
Special issueComputational Approaches to Brain-Computer Interface DevelopmentDec 18, 2026verified
Special issueMultimodal World Models, Embodiment, and Cognitive AmplificationDec 31, 2026verified
Special issueMinds, machines, and moral boundaries: Ethical challenges in computational neuroscience and neurotechnologyDec 31, 2026verified
Special issueDynamics of neural oscillations: Theoretical and computational models of rhythmic brain activityDec 31, 2026verified
Special issueBridging Gaps in Understanding Consciousness Vol. II: Advancing Empirical and Methodological FrontiersDec 31, 2026verified
Special issueAI for Computational Neuroscience: Methods, Applications, and TrustworthinessJan 5, 2027verified
Special issueBeyond the single neuron: computational principles of distributed neural coding in the age of large-scale recordingsJan 20, 2027verified
Special issueModeling Sensory Encoding: Computational Approaches to Feature Detection, Integration, and AdaptationFeb 14, 2027verified
Special issueThe regulatory continuum: computational mechanisms of adaptive, pathological, and therapeutic brain state transitionsFeb 20, 2027verified
Special issueComputational and theoretical approaches to Autism: From neural mechanisms to behaviorFeb 22, 2027verified
Special issueManifold Geometry and Scalable Computation for Brain DynamicsFeb 26, 2027verified
Special issueComputational modelling and AI for brain and behaviour: integrating prediction with inferenceFeb 28, 2027verified
Special issueBio-plausible learning in neuromorphic electronics based on emerging memory devicesMar 19, 2027verified
Special issuePreclinical computational psychiatry: Linking formal and quantitative models, behavior, and neural circuitsMar 19, 2027verified
Special issueMultiscale modeling of brain dynamics: development, validation, and applications in artificial systems or clinical populationsMar 21, 2027verified
Special issueCapturing biological diversity: Modeling neuron and synapse heterogeneity in large-scale network simulationsApr 5, 2027verified
Special issueG-DYNAMICS: Decoding and yielding neural AI models for integrative computational simulation of brain activityApr 23, 2027verified
Special issueComputational approaches to neurodegenerative diseases – Volume IIMay 2, 2027verified
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